Carrie Lederer is a painter, sculptor and installation artist who exhibits her nature-inspired work across the United States. Lederer is a recipient of the prestigious Fleishhacker Foundation Eureka Award. She has completed public art commissions for Facebook; The City of Palo Alto; Menlo Park Church Teen Center; UCSF Medical Center; Art Source; Hudson Valley Seed Co., New York; and private collections. Her work has been exhibited nationally, and she has built site-specific installations for Turtle Bay Museum; di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art; San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art; and many others. Lederer’s work can be found in collections that include the Oakland Museum of California; di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art; Stanford Medical Center; First Western Trust Bank; and Prudential Insurance Co., New York. Her work was profiled in a cover story for MUSES, published by Michigan State University Department of Arts and Letters, and included in New American Paintings. Her work has been widely reviewed in publications including ARTnews, San Francisco Chronicle, Diablo Magazine, and SquareCylinder.com.

Carrie Lederer served for 25 years as Curator of Exhibitions and Programs at the Bedford Gallery, a contemporary art space in Walnut Creek, CA. She curated over 100 exhibitions that were national and international in scope, many of which have traveled nationally. Lederer currently lives and works in Oakland.